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A ROMANTIC weekend for two in Paris awaits the ouuight winner of this Year's Faversham Half- Marathon, which again is being sponsored by independent Kent brewers Shepherd Neame on Stmday, October 4. The prize is being sponsored by Sally tours and should guarantee a =ss turnout o

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FAVERSHAM bowlers atuged to another victory in the Kentish Mimeos League at the Rec 'Thursday, Mx points to CaeM~s four with an 41.1amkot success. Final score was 121-113. Scores (Faversham names ordy): Les Taylor, Charles Yorke, Dennis Pepper, Petry Saddleton (skip) 26, Canterb